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pjwne 112
Leavitt’s Theatre
Exeter Ont. Phone 135
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
January 20, 21 and 22
"Salute to the Marines’
A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Technicolor feature starring
WALLACE BEERY and FAY
BAINTER
Added Special: Assorted British
news. Heart-stirring picture of
the arrival at Leith, Scotland, of
the Repatriated Prisoners of
War, also the arrival at Liverpool
showing many Western Ontario
men, including a relative of a
local citizen.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
January 24 and 25
2 features
“Lucky Jordan
with ALLAN LADD
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and
CHARLES STARRETT
IN A WESTERN
Main Street W.M.S.
was read.
Bible saved the
friend sent him
it in his pocket
Bible and went
The Main St. W.M.S. met at the
home of Mrs. Jas. Green, Thursday
January 13th. The president, Mrs.
Jacques presiding. The meeting
opened by singing hymn 446 and
prayer by the president and Lord’s
prayer in unison. The 91st Psalm
The president told a
story about how a
life of a soldier. A
a Bible and he had
A bullet struck the
part way through it.
There were 13 members present.
Mrs. Johns gave the secretaries re
port, Mrs. A. Campbell gave a good
report of the finances. The society
went over their allocation. Mr.
Woods installed the officers for the
coming year. Mrs. Layton had
charge of the Study Book and gave
an excellent talk on Missionary
work in the different countries. Mrs.
Hind had charge of the Worship ser
vice. Hymn 170 was sung and Mrs.
C. Johns closed the meeting with
prayer,
tasty
social
Mrs. 'Green served
and bountiful lunch
time was spent.
following are among
Rector, Rev. M. A. Hunt
Organist, Miss MacFaul
Choir Leader. Mr. Middlemiss
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Mrs, J. G. Cochrane. Organjst
a.m.—-Sunday School.
a.m.—-Rey, Jos. Taylor, Hensail,
the Lord’s Supper
a.m.-
Limit 10 yds. to a customer.
Phone 16 X
come in the best shades and we
advise you to secure your needs
the assortment of shades are so
good. Two qualities
TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 2Q, 1944
Exeter Markets (GeorgianBeauty Shoppe
Fhoaf. SI.10 *.......’ ............ ........* .......... rrWheat, $1.10
Creamery Butter 39c
Eggs, A Large 31c
Eggs, A Medium 29 c
Eggs A Pullet 23c
Eggs, B 26c
Eggs, C 23c
Dressed Hogs $16.60
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Trivitt Memorial Red Cross Unit
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IN THE PARISH HALL
LOCALS
FRIDAY EVENING, JAN. 28
at 8.30 pan.
Adm. 25c; refreshments; prizes
(Successor to Marion Pooley)
Sati-Sfaetioju, Guiu*autee<l
M. Christine McCrae, Prop.
Phone 245
Snelrs
MAIN ST. UNITED CHURCH
Just Arrived
PEA COKE
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Sacrament of
will be dispensed.
Evening service is withdrawn.
Preparatory service on Friday eve
ning at 8 p.m, Session meets at
7.45,
Rev. N. J. Woods, M-A.» Minister
airs, A, Y. Willard, Organist
a few days with friends in
Harold Hern, of
few days recently
Usborne,
with Mr,
Mrs. C. Cornish visited on Sunday
with Mr- and Mrs, Emerson Cornish.
Britain Sanders, of London, visi
ted for
Exeter.
Mrs.
spent a
and Mrs. -Geo. Earl.
Mrs. Ida Sanders of
spent a few days last week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, C, J. Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgai* Rundle and
family, of London, visited ovei’ the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J. Cald
well.
Pte. Earl Frayne, of Camp Bor
den, spent the week-end with his
parents,
Frayne..
Irvine
Fahrner,
the former’s
end.
Mr. C. E.
Mid-Winter
in Toronto on
19th.
Mr. Mervin
Sask., visited
London,
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Mr.and Mrs. Clayton
Phone 100
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DOMESTIC COKE
POCAHONTAS
Phone 33
Jas. P. Bowey
Round the Clock Service
STEWART’S TAXI
Phone 155w Exeter
11 a.m. —- Public Worship
Church School. The Minister,
p.m.—-Union Service in James
Church,
Wed., Jan. 19, 8 pan.—Mid-week
prayer services in James Street
Church.
Thursday, Jan. 27, 6.3 0 p.m.
I nual congregational supper and
1 meeting,
(JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH
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Rev. A. B. Irwin, B.A.
W, R. Goulding, A.T.O.M.
Organist and Choir Leader
. a.m.-—Morning Worship.
“Faith Facing Facts”.
p.m.—-The Church School.
p.m.—United -Service in James St.
Church, Rev. N. J .Woods preach
ing. Come and sing some of your
old favourite hymns.
8.15 p.m.—Y.P.U. Missions.
Wed., Jan. 19, 8 p.m.—Mid-week
1 service, James Street Church,
j Rev. N. J. Woods.
Beautiful All Wool
These are scarce goods. We have 6 only throws and 4 pair
of woolen blankets. These will not last long.
Throws at Blankets at per
SELL WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
Buy as Many as You Possibly Can
50 pairs of extra large size
Flannellette Blankets
50 pairs of all white Kingcot Flannellette
Blankets, size 70x90. This is a lovely
quality Blanket and will be all we will
have for six months. One pair to a cus
tomer.
Flannellettes
We have saved these for January Selling.
They are good quality and you should get
your supply early.
per yard 20c, 25c, 35cArmstrong
London,
mother over the week-
of
and Calvin
visited with WUERTH’S
Zurbrigg
Optometrical
Wednesday,
attended the
Congress
January
Lawson,
JUST RECEIVED
NEW WINTER FOOTWEAR BroadclothsIf it’s sox you need, see ours.
All prices, all weights, all colors.
Hockey laces, any color.for men’s pyjamasCalwell, of
with his uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. Caldwell, Exe
ter North.
-Pte. Gerald Cornish, of Camp
Ipperwash, visited over the week
end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Emerson Cornish.
Mr. Geo. Wright was in Hamilton
last week attending a convention oi
Bond dealers. He was also on a
business trip to Toronto.
A January thaw is just around
the corner,
a January 1
old timers
Mr. Jos.
Sask., who
at Ilderton,
Mrs. George
week.
Excellent
during the past week. There is little
snow and highways and concessions
are open to traffic. The winter is
passing away nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Noels anct
Mrs. Percy Noels on Saturday at
tended the funeral in Aylmer
Binis Pressey, grandfather of
an<l Percy Noels.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Aidworth
ded the funeral of the late
McClellan, of Stratford on Saturday
last. Master. Stahley McClellan re
turned with them for the week-end.
Mrs. Harry Cole is visiting in
Ottawa and Montreal with Mr. Cole
who is with the R.C.N.V.R. Mr. Cole
who has been taking a course at
Ottawa is -being posted to Halifax.
Mrs. Norman Knight, of Seaforth,
is visiting at the home of her moth
er, Mrs. Wm. Andrew. Mrs. Andrew
was taken to Victoria Hospital, Lou
don, on Tuesday afternoon for treat
ment.
The Free Press on Monday con
tains a picture of W. H. LeVett,
formerly of Exeter, being congratu
lated by Justice J. Keillet Mackay,
of the Supreme Court of Canada, at
a Scottish Rite banquet, Mr. Levett
being the oldest living London mem-
mer.
Mr. J. H. Jones, of Exeter and Mr.
Gerald Zwicker, of Crediton, were
in Toronto one day last week at
tending a meeting of seed dealers
at which Mr. Nelson Young, seed
administrator of Canada, was the
guest speaker. The meeting was
held at the King Edward Hotel,
Mr. Zwicker went on to Montreal,
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Abbott have
returned home
weeks in the
Christmas and
their daughter,
Delve and family at Taber,
and also visited in Crossfield, Cal
vary and Lethbridge, Alta., and
Brandon, Souris and Winnipeg Man.,
and in Toronto.
Mr. Wm. H, Moise, of Blenheim,
who attended a funeral of a relative
nt Lucknow, while returning to his
home Monday dropped in to the
Times-Advecate to say “Helio” while
the transportation bus stopped for
passengers at the bus station. His
sou Jack, who has been with the
Canadian Army in the Aleutians 14
expected home shortly on leave.
a very
and a
the re-
that is if there is to be
thaw, and
say there
McTavish,
is visiting
some of the
always is.
of Marsden,
at his home
visited with
Lawson, one
weather has
Mr. and
day last
prevailed
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Hockey tongues to protect your feet. 7 p.m.-
Skates sharpened while you wait.
Shoe and rubber repairing
promptly and neatly done.
Have your soles sewn with our
new stitcher.
Tliird Sunday After Epiphany
—Sunday School
. __ Evensong and Sermon. “The! Approach of the Human Soul”.
Union Prayer Service, Wednesday,
I January 26th. Speaker, Rev. Jas.
Anthony.
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WUERTH’S CASH SHOE STORE
ZION EVANGELICAL CHURCH
Crediton
M. E. Reubei< B.A., B.D., Minister
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Your life Insurance
you
less
for
Mrs. F. W. Morlock, Organist
Lawrence A. Wein, Choir Leader
10' a.m.—Morning Worship.
11 a.m.—Church School.
7.30 p.m.—Evening Worship.
These
would
while Ten pieces of good patterns and splendid
for Children’s and Men’s Pyjamas, in two
qualities.
per yard 30c ano 35c
The
cruits enlisting in the army at No. 1
District Depot, London, during the
first two weeks in January: W. J.
Darling, Parkhill; B. A. Kyle, Hen-
sall; J. A. Shepherd, Forest; G. H.
Wilcox, Thedford; E. E. Walton,
Clinton; E. C. Bowers, Goderich;
E. W. Reece, Ilderton; J. H. Whit
more, Clandeboys.
Mike was lying on his sick bed
-and his wife asked: “Poor boy, is
there anythin’ ye wud have that
wud make ye comfortable?” “Please,
Bridget,” he said weakly, “I think
‘I’d like a wee taste of the ham I
smell boilin’ in the kitchen.”
“Arrah, go on,” answered Bridget.
“Divil a bit of the ham ye’ll get.
’Tis for the wake.”
A new serial story
’ begins this week.
in the Times-Advocate.
FRESH FISH
WHITE FISH (drawn)
Jumbo Size, 3 to 4 lb.
LAKE SUPERIOR HERRING
FRESH & SMOKED FILLETS
JUMBO ICE CREAM
EXETER FROZEN EOODS
I represent the
METROPOLITAN
theIf you are a, policyholder of
Metropolitan, or a man or a woman
with, a question about Life Insur
ance, call, i>honc or write, and
service will be given gladly.
GORDON LAMPORT
Phone 149
Representing
Metropolitan Life insurance Co.
of Mr.
Harry
atten-
H. B.
after spending four
West. They
New Years
Mr, and Mrs,
spent
with
R. A.
Alta.,
will provide food, shelter
and ,clo tiling — when it may
be needed most. Have
enough?
Remember — $1,000 is
than an average income
one year. What will happen
when that is gone?
Let us help you to make
sure of enough for three or
four years, or to arrange a
small monthly income which
■ will at least pay the rent for
‘ life!
Herman Hodgson
Representative
The Canada Life
Assurance Company
Exeter
Wed. 2.3 0-
Mrs.
Thurs.,
Friday,
Friday,
-W.M.S. at the home of
H. K. Eilber.
8 p.m.—Mid-week Service.
7.15—Junior League.
8 p.m.—Senior League.
Welcome
PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE
Nelson and William Streets
The only Revival Church in Exeter
Come and hear Evangelist Hendrick
Ex-clown, entertainer and soldiei’
Services Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday at 8.30 p.m..
Sunday, 2 p.m.—Sunday .School;3
p.m.—Life Story; '8 p.m.—
“Power”
Everybody Welcome
Come and See God in Action
James Street Afternoon Auxiliary
The treasurer’s
The Associate
a good contri-
amount. Group
amount expect
MEDICATED
SKIN CREAM
A SaoUUf Appilatioa
Your answer to
dish pan hands.
Wk
Your drugs at
ROBERTSON’S
Phone 50 Exeter
IT PAYS TO (ADVERTISE
“The adv. you put in your valu-
| able paper brought me a tenant
the day after your paper was prin
ted. So you see it pays to put in an
advt," writes Mrs. Jane Brintnell.
Use our Classifieds for your wants.
Among’ your resolutions
Resolve to look your prettiest
during 1944
Tomlinson’s
Hairdressing
Phono 116 Phone 146
Visit your
Men’s Store
For Seasonable
James Street Y.P.U.,/
The young people of James Street
held their regulai' meeting on Mon
day evening at the home of Dawson'
Goulding at 8.15. The meeting-
opened with a hymn after which 1
Vera Decker led in -prayer. The min
utes of the last meeting were read
and adopted. Business was discussed
and it was decided the young people
have a skating party Monday
ning, January 24th.
members may take a
also decided to give
Lester Bury fund.
eve-
the
wau
the
Each of
friend. It
$50.00 to
The meeting
then was taken over by Mary Johns
opening with a hymn. The Scrip
ture was read by Laurene Zurbrigg.
Gwenneth Jones led in prayer fol
lowed by a hymn. Dawson Gould-
ing favored with a very delightful
instrumental. Rev. N. J. Woods
gave an inspiring talk on one of
Lloyd' Douglas’ novels, “What Be
came of Jesus’ Robe.” The
then closed with a hymn
Mispah Benediction.
meeting
and the
that theOur informant last week
first car-load of eggs to be shipped
from Exeter had been forwarded to
’Toronto was evidentally all wrong.
In the old days Wm. H, Levett shij)-
ped many a car-load of eggs from
Exeter and later Mr. Harry Kowe
shipped eggs by the car-load quite
frequently.
Freshman (writing an essay):
“What do they call those tablets
the Gau Is used to ‘write on?** Room
mate: “Gaul stones?’’
The Afternoon Auxiliary of the
W.M.S. met in the basement of the
church on Thursday afternoon,
January 13th. The president, Mrs.
Southcott was in the chair. Tlii
meeting was opened by the singing
of a hymn and reading a psalm res
ponsively. The secretary then read
the minutes of the last meeting and
called the roll to which thirty mem
bers responded.
report gave $454. raised during the
year, $443. being sent to the Pres-
byterial treasurer.
members gave quite
bution toward .this
leaders reported the
ed of them was reached and sur
passed. The secretary then read
the minutes of the executive meet-
| ing held January 6th. Mrs. South-
l cott and Mrs. Buswell were appoint
ed to meet other ladies from the
other, churches to arrange the pro-
j gram for the World’s Day of Prayer
on February 25th. Collection was
, then taken. Dr. Tucker was chosen
as missionary for prayer. Mrs. Hor-
; ney’s group was in charge of the
= program, Mrs. Horney in the chair.
I The theme for study was “The Bible
I for all ’Canada’s Children.” Mrs.
Anderson gave an introductory talk
to introduce the first prayer, a pray
er that parents by teaching and ex
ample give their children a know
ledge and a love for God’s Word.
Mrs. S. Davis gave a prayer for the
children of Canada who are grow
ing up without any knowledge of
the Bible Mrs, B. Beavers read an
Interesting article On citizenship—-
social security for all Canadians.
MisS Elliott theh favored us With a
solo, “My Task.” Miss Horton gave
a chapter of, the study book in a
very interesting address. The meet
ing closed with a hymn, and a pray
er by Mrs, Miners.
Fairfield Farm Forum met Mon
day evening at the home of - Leslie
llichafd. Nineteen members were
present. The subject “Credit Union”,
Was discussed after which games
were played and lunoh served. The
next meeting will be held on Mon
day, January 24, at Mk William
Schroeder’s.
TRY A WANT AD----—THEY PAY!
Gent’s Furnishings
W. W. TAMAN
Special Services at Pentecostal
Tabernacle
A series of special .evangelist^
services started on Wednesday of
last week, and are continuing in
definitely with Evang. Harold Ken
drick, of Guelph, as special speaker.
Mr. Kendrick is an outstanding gos
pel, preacher. Before his conversion
he spent some years as a clown and
entertainer with BarnUm & Bailey
Circus in New York and is also a
veteran of World War I. Large
crowds are attending these services
and God is manifesting his power
in a mighty way,
a message on prayer. The remainder
of the meeting was then spent in
a real old fashioned prayer meeting
in behalf of our Missionaries. The
meeting was then closed in prayer
by Mrs. Steele.
Caven-Main Street Y.P.U.
Pentecostal Women’s Missionary
Circle
minutes of the last meeting
read
was
then
The January meeting of W.M.C,
was held on Thursday, January 13,
in the church. The meeting opened
by singing, “Feasting with my Lord'
and “Break ’Thou the Bread Of Life”
after which Evangelist H. Kendrick
led ih prayer, lltoll call was an
swered by testimony. Minutes of
the last meeting were read by Sec
retary. Mrs; Eldon Miller favored
with ail accordian solo. Evangelist
Kendrick of (Guelph, then brought
and approved and busi-
discussed." 'We meeting
turned over to Jack
the Literary Committee
We
The regular meeting of the Caven-
Main Street Y.P.U. was held ill a
classroom, of Caven Presbyterian
church, Ross Tuckey presiding. The
meeting opened With hymn 526.
The
were
ness
Was
Whyte of
who read the scripture lesson,
were most fortunate in having as a
guest, Miss H^nry, who gave an in
spiring reading entitled, “The
Word.” The meeting closed
the Mispah Benediction and
Save the King.”
“What
Mary?”
then a small voice:
to tuck myself in, Daddy/’
LOSt
with
“God
are you doing out of bed,
father called. Pause—
“I just got out
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